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PEOPLE W E KNOW
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Ruth Afeltonald. i...eplen. at
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Ailee Addle Cardiff Sprott HIP week
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M. and Mrs. r. Thoenion
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Mise M. (elite. w n ereek
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LIBERAL CANDIDATE HURON -BRUCE
An Experienced Public Official
A
Sound Business Administrator
A Practical Farmer
RADIO ADDRESSES
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THURS., MAY 27-1:15 - 1:30
Hugh Hill
FRIDAY, MAY 28 — 1:30 1:45 p.m.
S. Hallahan
MONDAY, MAY 31 — 1:15 - 1:30 p.m.
Brown Smyth
PUBLIC MEETINGS
BRUSSELS MAY 27th. 8 pan.
Speakers—Hugh Hill, \TVm. Tuer
TEESWATER MAY 28th, 8 p.m.
Speakers :
Hugh Hill Walter Harris, M.P.
WINGHAM MAY 31st 2 p.rn.
OFFICIAL NOMINATION
KINCARDINE MAY 31st, 8 p.m.
Hon. Farquhar Oliver
SUPPORT
OLIVER
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The Huron -Bruce Liberal Association
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DEFEAT
DREW
The Election Act
Form 25 (Referred to in Section 88 (4) )
NOTICE OF HOLDING AN
Advance Poll or Polls
F 0 R
RAILWAY EMPLOYEES. SAILORS AND
TRAVELLERS
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NOTICE is hereby given that pursuant to the provieione of the
Election Act (Section 88) a Poil will be opened nn
FRIDAY and SATURDAY, the 4th and 5th days of June,
from eight o'clock in the forenoon until five &clock in
the afternoon and from seven o'clock in the afternoon
until ten o'clock in the afternoon, (Daylight Saving
Time),
TIM POLLING PLACE' FOR THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT
OP HBRON-13RITCE WILL, BE LOCATED AT THE TOWN HALL
IN WINGI-IAM for the purpose Of receiving the votes of rallwaY
employees, sailors, and travellers, whose employment is such as
to necessitate their absence from time to time from their
ordinary place of residence, or who have reason to believe that they
will be absent upon the day fixed for the election.
Tice ballot box will be opened and the votes counted at 7 o'clo,,k
(Daylight Saving Time) in the afternoon of Monday, the 7th day of
,June, 1948, at the said place.
DATED at Ripley this 24th clay of May, 1949,
(1, H. RtiTTLE, Returning Officer.
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Obituary
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Mrs, Mary Ramage Oldham
The funeral of Mrs. Mary Ram -age
Oldham, who passed away in the
Kingston General Hospital in her
85th year, was held from St. Luke's
Rectory, Camden East to St. An-
thony's Anglican Church, in Parker
on Tuesday afternoon and was con•
ducted by Rev. A. T. Brlarly Browne,
dean of St. George's Clthedral, in
Kingston, assisted by Rev, G. Ware,
of Tamworth. She and been resid-
ing with her son, Rev. M. F. Oldham,
rector of Camden Mut and she had
been ill for a period of three months,
Mrs. Oldham VHS a native of Grey
Township and her parents were Al-
exander Ramage and Gerrie Reid,
She had previously resided at Chats.
worth. Atwood, Clarksburg, Tara,
Brussels and at Dundalk and her son
had been rector of these Places. She
nttended St. Luke's Anglican Church
in Camden East end was a member
of Eastern Star, Gerrard ltd Logan
Avenees, in Toronto. Shn was an fic-
tive member of the Women's, Gelid,
the W.A. and took an exeereling In.
terest in the work of the chureit.
She in enrviveri by nn. Fell, Rey. M.
▪ Oklimm, rectnr of Camden Tenet ;
one daughter, Mrs. R. E. Venlenekerlt
(Leilnl, of Artlinr. ()Marie: ere bra.
ther, IF111111: of Windsor;
tem Priaters, Mrs, Agnes Rein!, of
Termite and Mrs. Grave MarLean of
Detroit and tam half brothers,
William of Bow River, Alberta nnd
James, of Olean Polls, B.C.
The pall-benrers were Ogden
renreh, Georg.. Robinson, Janice
Wood, 'Terry Sutton, Ell1Cnt Young
nild Orville AirConni:qc, Clint oh
Were! en e.
The body reefed tit the \Veltman
Funeral • Home until We IneStlaY. Ar"
ter wlmirlm 11 wits taken to chatsworth
for the serviee in St. Patire Anglican
Church, where the tleceeeed had
been n -member for many years end
where her husband, the late Dr.
Edmund Oldham, wee a medical
practitioner for ft long period of
years, The service al Chat eworth
was eonducted by Rev. 1) D. Salmon,
rector or the church.
The floral tributes were from bei'
son, Rev, Ni. P. Oldham and left's.
Oldham, of. Camden least, Dr. foul
• 14, Oldham, of Yarke", the
members of the Women'e Guild and
the W.A. of St. Lukee Anglican
Church. Camden East and St. ,Tohn's
Anglican Clutreh, Newburge and the
congregations of St. Luke's. and St,
John's Churches. The remains were
to rest imi Greenwood Cemetery.
' in Owen Sounn, Mr. and Aire. L. D.
Thompson of Brussels were present,
—The Naparee 'Express.
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H, wrouth
Optornetrisl
'Western Ontarki's Mast
Modern Eye Unite'?
"hone tit?, ?-lart.i@ton
ing n Voimouver, B.C., witMrs.
.11tliett; i and Mrs, tiraliam
Wray arid fain ly, Alt% and U.
Derail.; shutter. !trainee' I. a. el,
.vir. mid I lorbert 1.. \I,.
;Ind rs 'lorry I; \ Vie Aeon.
.111 11/111 MVS ..,111i/111, Mi.
and \In- Donald Street, reitelten .r.
with lite, M..,y !toff lei Aire
.N.itkon: Air. .tttri Mre Cherie, floe -
n en torta 1. Mcleit,itee ,
fatuity DT a ,111111, p.-ory San -
day .011,gnot. InelddiN, lir. and
VhA. -JoAfeleintee,. s•orthvi,1-.
miebienn.
Rev. De. AlIt in
lir
ptatite Caned
Bible Sotiety, was the .1e alter at
meeting in united (11111T11. W. .1'
.Tohneton. presideno
t •.,1 the tura
brenoll, preeldtel. Rev. L. r. Jorgen
eon JPri prayer
showed ti eound "The Book for
the World of T11111011'.A1',"
the diff, rent methods used in trans,.
Wing the Bible into 1 110) languagee
and dialects
The following Mlle. -1e rt, .n'et.
NI: honorary preeldent, Robert
Shaw; president. W. .T. Johnston;
vice presidente. RPV, J. A. Burden,
Rev. L, C. Jorgene-n; secretary
treasurer, Aire. It F. amiss, Col.
lectors will be appointed by the rx
ecuthe ive in tearly fall.
St 1.117NORe
land In the Sunday ehoel room
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Arise Jane Hall presided for tho
regular meeting of the Mission $37.50
f the United Church. Verna Wheel.,
r read Scripture. Swum Yeo read I
article on "Peae.." Birthday
reclines were sung for Kay John.
ton and Doreen Burden. Airs. But -
en
told the Misison Bend story and
Ire, W, J. Johnston conducted the
orship service.
Airs. George Thornton, Mrs, J.
WiCkStAad, Mir. Thernton.
Mrs. Curtis, Mrs. A. D, Smith and
Miss Margaret Curtis attended a
trousseau tea at the home of Mrs.
Anson Thornton, Gerrie, in honor
of her daughter. Miss ,Toyce Thern-
ton, whose marriage 14 to take
place early in June.
Mrs, L, C. .Torgensen hag return-
ed home atter being a patient in the
Presbyterian Hnspital, Chieago;
Roy lefooney with his parents in
Toronto.
EXECUTOR'S SALE
There will be offered for sale by
public auction on Saturday, the 29th
day of May, 1948, at the hour o: one -
thirty o'clock, daylight saving time
in the afterniin the following.t-
Real estate and chattels, the
property of the late Mrs. George
Muldoon, ite the premises in
Brussels, Ontario.
The dwelling house and lot con-
sisting oe a two story 7 -roomed red
brick house in good -ondition
eldric wiring, new roof, furnace and
water supply, three-piece bath, im
mediate possession.
The following is a partial list of
articles for sale:
8 piece chesterfield suite
Walnut living room table
Cabinet Deforest Crosely raft
Occasional (their
3 small rocking chairs
Combination desk and book CABO
Studio Couch
Dining room table
4 dining room ehairs
Kitchen chairs
0 dining room chairs
Small safe
Raymond drophead sewmg machine
Drop leaf kitchen table
Oak buffet
2matched wool rugs 9 x 11
wool rug 9 x 12
Kelvin(' tor
Gurney combination oral and
Electric range
'Electric vacuum cleaner
Mind vacuum cleaner
Carpet sweeper
Couch
Small chest of drawers
Mall rack
1 four.postetr walnut bed
Wood bed, dresser and stand
2 spring mattresses
1 feather mattress
1 feather tiok
Kitchen cabinet
Small tables
Electric cooker
Meat grinder
Step ladder
Lawn mower
Tools, rakes, hoes, tubs,
Settlers, kitchen ware
2 card tables
Cuetains, cushions. Pillows,
Some bedding, carpets, 2
dress judys, some dishes, etc.
TERMS OF SALE; Real sstate-10,
percent deposit at finis of sale
and balatme In thirty days, offered
subject to reserve bid.
Furnitswe suni Funeral
Chattels—cash
LEW ROWLANb, Auctioneer
Phone 36 or
. Mks Pearl Welter. Poronte. with . ,
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' er parents. Air. and \Ir `+' e. s. 1.,
lineker.
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Alre, Twin eleett, Tempt°. was e
holiday attest witlj her mother,, Mrs,
M. nest,
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Mrs, G. McDowell and Miss F.
MoNatighlon are visiting in To-
ronto this week,
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mr. and Mre, Harold Currie and
Warren spent the week end with Mr.
and Mrs, Russell Currie.
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Mr. add Mrs. Roy AfeiCa7. Florida,
are visitors with his mother. Mrs.
Chas. McKay.
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Mr, and Mrs. F. E. Ryzell of
Teltelniner Were week end guests
with Mr. -and Mrs. R, Manning.
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Miss Evelyn Cunningham, Toronto,
spent the week end banally with iter
mother Mt', D. R. Cunningham.
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Mr. and Mrs. A. Ralla.ntyne and
Miss Madeline Roedick,
were week -end guest with Mrs. M.
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Miss ATaymc Thompson of Toronto
and Mr, and Mrs. Ceell Conk of
winehem were week Plbi visitors
with Cassie ThomPeoe.
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Mr. and Airs. ,Tohn Pipe of Londes•
bore, and Mr. and Mrs. Taylor Pipe
of Haileybury were visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Mervyn Pipe.
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Mr. and Airs. Everett Nichol, :ferry
and Patsy and Mrs. Harris Spotton
and Murray of Windsor visited with
relatives in Morris over the week
end.
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Mr..and Mrs, G. AT. Laycock and
family of Waterdown and Mr. Wilson
Tibho of Tillsonhurg werm week end
gneeits with Jas. S. and Mrs. Arim
strong and family,
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Holiday visitors at the home of
John and Mrs. Speir were Kenneth
and Mrs. Speir and baby Diane of
Sinume and Miss Helen Speir and
'Mrs. John Speir of Toronto.
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Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Collett and SON
Billie. Niagara, and Mr, and Mrs.
Ray Fear and Mrs, Mary Sperling.
Clinton. were Sunday visitors at the
home of Air. and Aire, H. Manning
and other Brussels friends.
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Mr. and Mrs. Wellie Marks, Air.
(littera Marks and Mr. and Aire.
Rollie Marks, Bobby and Helen at.
tended the funeral of Mr. Geo. Rolls
of Moorefield on Sunder. Mr. 'Rolls
is a brother of Mrs. Wilson Marks,
now of 'Mitzi°, B.C.
!RV ALE
At the morning service a! Knox
Prterbyterinn Churn Sunday, Rev.
Leland C. Jogensen preaeherl 00 the
book of P,xodus. Rev. J. A, 'Burden, at
the molar service in the 'United
Churn, used the text, "T beseech you
therefore, brethren, by ,It. mercies
of God, that ye present your bodies
a living sacrifice, holy. nceentnble
unto God. which is vont reaennable
serviee,"
Personals: Mr. and Mrs, ,T. M.
Lillow, Strniford. and 'Bernard 141.
low, London, with Mrs, ifilllowt
and Mrs. Harold Holmes and Mrs.
George Nina, Toronto, with their
father Anderw Holmes, end Ititato
,Tessio Holmes; Mien Ilona Von Tel.
sor, WroXeter, at the home of Mr.
noi Mrs. Gordon ;Artmetellt Mr. and
Aire. Finnigan aini4son Allan, To.
route, with Mr. rind Aire, Rimer
Sellers; Air. and Mrs, Harry Mess.
or and Dotty. Toro -n00, et their
home here; Miss ATeMinn, Toeonio,
'with her sister, Mrs, tillow, nntl
Arnold; Donald McLeem Torento.
with Mrs„7. 7. Seders and Wallet':
Mr, and Mrs. Wilnain Townsend.
Shelburne, with Mr. nrel Mrs, Wil-
son Thornton; Mt and Mrs.
Ignores, Toronto, with Rev. and
Mrs. J, A. Timelen; Spence Alegin.
not Georgetown, with his Parente,
Mr. anti Airs. R. tI. McKinnon;
Miss Nitta Robb, a former Huron
tounty publio tvhooll noroo now liv-
\retitle -day, May 2tillt, Lei.
elAne
17 Jemels t
$39.75 s iLit
rUly—at Graduation
—there is no finer gift
thane watch.., no finer watch
than Buloval
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If you are buying Flatware don't forget Lo
see our stock of 1847 Rogers Bros. and
Community Plate. All the latest patterm
cart ied in stock.
"The Store for Beautiful Gifts"
4 G. Leach
Jeweller
Brussels, Ont.
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Fur Coats 2% of Your Own Vaination
Minima Charge S2OG
Cloth Coats
Jackets or Windhreakers
Ladies or Men's Suits
75c
Insured Convenient
Obtainable At Any Time.
Listowel Locker Storage
Elora St., Listowel Phone 267
MilOnlillennIlble2VD1.19191teseteaRDZIMInagnInnIIMMEantnanninaw.m.MOSEMI
Chesterfields and Occasional Chairs
— REPAIRED and RECOVERED —
Also Rebuild Mattresses
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FREE PKK -UP AND DELI ERY
Stratford Upti isteri; g= Co.
43 Brunswick Street Stratford, Ond.
Enquire at —
D. A. RANN
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Brussels
Solicitors for the Executrix
tossisels, Ont.
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